Denmark's Yachting Museum
- Tåsinge, Sydfyn
Denmark's Yachting Museum is at Valdemar's Castle and displays the history of sailing through beautifully restored boats, dinghies and other items. The collection includes "Firefly", the boat with which the most famous Danish yachtsman, Paul Elvstrøm, won a gold medal at the 1948 Olympic games in England.
 
Marstal Museum of Seafaring
- Marstal, Ærø
The museum comprises five buildings and more than 30 displays concerning seafaring. There are over 200 model ships, more than 130 ships in bottles, several hundred paintings of ships and much more besides. There is also a "native" collection including a "tour of the town", and extensive collections of costumes, faience, kitchen utensils and paintings.
 
The seafaring Collection in Troense
- Tåsinge, Sydfyn
The history of seafaring on Svendborg Sound from the 1700s to the present day. There are paintings of ships by well-known artists, ships in bottles and model ships. There is also a lot about leisure sailing, which has always been important for Svendborg. Modern shipping is represented by A.P. Møller, the largest shipping company in the world. 
 
Tåsinge Captain's Home and Popular Collection
- Tåsinge, Sydfyn
The museum presents local popular culture in an old captain's home dating back to 1880. There is also a display about the tragic drama of the star-crossed lovers Elivra Madigan, a showgirl, and Dragoon Lieutenant Sixten Sparre. The museum also houses collections of music and costumes. 
 
The Willemoes memorial Rooms
- Assens, Vestfyn
A museum of cultural history displaying paintings by Vestfyn artists and memorial rooms to the Danish naval hero Peter Willemoes. The museum houses collections concerning seafaring, ship building and the history of the town.
 
Ærø Museum
- Ærøskøbing, Ærø
The old bailiff's house, dating back to 1770, houses a collection of items of cultural and historical interest, from both the town and country, as well as seafaring, which dominated the life of the town in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. In the summer, there are various special exhibitions.

Fjord&Bælt - Go under water
- Kerteminde
Fjord&Bælt - Go under water is an exciting place to visit for the whole family, and also provides a lot of factual information about life under the sea. The porpoises and their trainers can be seen in action several times a day. You can also watch the seals, and a 50 metre-long underwater tunnel allows you to examine the flora and fauna of the Great Belt at first hand. There are lots of other animals to see too, and you can learn how to pick up a crab without being nipped. 
 
Oceanium - Odense Zoo
- Odense
The big news at Odense Zoo for 2001 is the opening of the Oceanarium, including a journey through a South American rain forest and a large pool with manatees and tropical fish. The journey continues into the freezing Antarctic, where king and gentoo penguins can be seen in their natural element.

The Bottle Ship Collection
- Ærøskøbing, Ærø
"Flaske-Peter" ("Bottle Peter") made 1700 ships in bottles, which are now displayed in the old poorhouse of the town. There are occasional demonstrations of the right way to build ships in bottles, both for adults and children. There are also model ships, maritime pictures and many other items on display.
 
The Ladby Ship
- Kerteminde
The Ladby Ship is the only Viking burial ship in Denmark. The remains of the 21 metre-long ship were found during excavations in 1935. The chieftain had long since disappeared, but the skeletons of 11 horses and 4 dogs buried with him were found. The small museum at the entrance contains an exhibition of other Viking finds from the north-east of Fyn.
 
The Little Belt Boatyard
- Middelfart, Nordvestfyn
On the old harbour at Middelfart, at the "Herring Market", you can find the boatyard, now converted into a working museum, where a boat builder restores old vessels. There are no fixed opening hours, but people are always welcome to drop in when work is going on in this maritime activity centre. 
 
The Museum Ferry M/F Kong Frederik IX
- Nyborg
This vessel sailed from 1954 to 1994. You can visit the private royal salons, the bridge and the engine room, and savour the old-time atmosphere of a real ferry.

The Archipelago Sailing Smack Centre
- Strynø, just off Langeland
The centre houses a small museum of sailing smacks you can touch and admire. Strynø has the largest collection of ships on Fyn, and there are exhibitions about the boating culture of ferrying people, cargo, fishery and trade throughout the archipelago. You can also hire a smack. You will be given an hour's training, and then can set off at the helm into the South Fyn Archipelago.